94 aerostar 197.000 ,,,,,,,,,no major problems

 

i have 18 miles on my truck, frame off street rod project that was taken down to bare everything, so i have only taken shakedown runs on it.

1954 Ford F100 street rod truck aka Fifty-fourd

 

208,8XX miles on original engine, trans. and rearend. And Jake, I have put 108,000 of the 208,000 myself.

 

my 79 F150 4x4 has 239 actual miles on it... I have literally rebuilt the whole thing from the ground up, about the only front end parts that are factory are the brake dust shields and spindles.

My 79 F150 2wd has 335K in it. I just rebuilt the front end, and on monday I'm putting in a new motor, transmission and rear end. The tranny and rear end aren't bad, but I'm going to 17" rims and 225/50/17 on the front and 255/60/17 on the rear and decided to just do the whole job in one day.

 

Not really a truck, but gets used like one : my girlfriends mom has a 94 Chevy Lumina minivan she bought new in 94. It now has 350K miles on it with original engine and trans. Only normal cheap repairs ever needed to it. That same woman's boyfriend has a 90 F150 with only around 160K on it and the motor blew a piston up last summer and cost him over $2000 for a used engine replacement.
My 78 F100 has I believe 100K.

 

166K on my '92 Dodge W350 cummins (i know....not ford , but he didn't say they had to be fords). But as for my ford, 140k miles, I baby it. Hasn't seen snow, more like road salt that was pointless, in 2 years.

 

170k on the powerstroke

 

196,338 on my 97 F150 4.6. All it needs is gas and oil. Replaced the original starter last July.

 

1990 F-250 here, 232K on it. My 05 jeep, only had it a year and a half, 23K. Love my driving.

 

87 E-150 4.9l C6

Well it says 18,XXX, got it around 12,XXX. I am going to assume it's 218,XXX given the condition it's in (pretty rough), and the fact it came from California. Motor is still pretty strong, got a rough idle and lifter noise, but it still gets up and goes. Tranny is about shot though.... Both motor and tranny are bone stock.

 

'94 Ranger 4.0L M5OD stick

Just shy of 148K, should hit it in the next few weeks.

 

The ol' Bronco - 122k before her untimely death
'68 Mustang: 154k miles on the body, 12k on engine/tranny/rear end when sold
Current ride: 91k miles
My restoration projects: 93k on '67 Mustang Convertible, 78k on '61 Mercedes

 

85 ranger 400,000

 

I just hit 198,000 on Sat while driving to Waseca, MN. Still runs like a top.

 

haha, i have no idea even, my 67 has rolled over so many times....